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Trying to fund a startup business is a lot like having leprosy. No one wants to be around you, and most are, at least, a little afraid of you—especially when you are raising money. In 2003, Leslie went to the … Continued

Mississippi’s unemployment rate has reached a record low for the fourth straight month, announced by Gov. Tate Reeves Friday morning. For the month of June, Mississippi reported an unemployment rate of 3.1 percent, making it one of 11 states to … Continued

Superstar Pride has been arrested and charged with murder in Mississippi. Cadarrius Pride, better known by his stage name of “Superstar Pride,” was taken into custody by police on Wednesday after a man was shot and killed in Sardis. The … Continued

Northern Mississippi Partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunderstorms through tonight. Highs will be in the lower 90s, with the heat index readings anywhere from 104 to 109. Lows tonight will be near 70. Central Mississippi Sunny, with … Continued

All of the talking is over in Nashville, as SEC Media Days have come to an end. Did Mississippi State’s turn at the podium change anybody’s mind about voting the Bulldogs last? Brian Hadad and Robbie Faulk are doubtful, and … Continued

Mississippi State head coach Zach Arnett has been waiting for his first chance to promote his program at SEC Media Days since taking over in December. Brian Hadad and Richard Cross sit down with the head Bulldog in Nashville as … Continued

Mississippi State takes on a MAC opponent for the second straight season, this time welcoming the Western Michigan Broncos to Davis Wade Stadium. Brian Hadad welcomes Matt Ehler of MLive.com and the Kalamazoo Gazette to the podcast to get a … Continued

Lane Kiffin made his rounds in Nashville on Thursday and his version of the state of the union address was the talk of the event. Here’s a few thoughts on what he said and the reaction to it The post … Continued

One professor and a Southern Miss (USM) graduate have collaborated on a project they hope will change the way researchers look at contamination along the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Dr. Maitreyee Mukherjee, an assistant professor of biology at West Texas A&M … Continued

It’s no secret Mississippi hospitals are struggling mightily.  This is a topic we’ve been talking about for nearly two years now as waves of layoffs continue to storm through the state’s healthcare system while various hospitals have been forced to close down specialty departments … Continued